Engagement Rings
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You can transform a VRAI created diamond to one of 30 unique shapes.
Familiarizing yourself with the diamond color scale will help you determine which diamond is meant just for you.
Understanding the 4Cs helps you find the VRAI created diamond that is right for you and assures you of its value.
Diamond certification provides you with the details you need to purchase your diamond with confidence.
Discover the right way to use our complimentary ring sizers so that your engagement ring fits perfectly from the start.
Learn what Art Deco is, what to consider before buying an Art Deco engagement ring, and how to find the perfect design.
If you want your engagement ring to be timeless, understanding your own style and your own aesthetic is the first line of action in your journey.
The setting is how the diamond or gemstone is securely attached to the band of the engagement ring.
There are numerous types of engagement ring settings. Different types of ring settings change the style of the ring and offer varying levels of security. Some of the best engagement ring settings are:
Solitaire settings:
Solitaire settings refer to any engagement ring with a single center diamond. Most engagement ring settings are a type of Solitaire setting.
Halo settings:
Halo settings feature a center diamond fully encircled by pavé set diamonds.
Bezel settings:
Bezel settings have a metal rim surrounding the center diamond.
Three Stone settings:
Three Stone settings are comprised of one center diamond with two slightly smaller side stones on either side.
The most popular setting for an engagement ring is a Solitaire setting. Solitaire settings are timeless and versatile, with endless options to suit any style.
The engagement ring setting matters for several reasons. The ring setting impacts the style of your ring, how big your center diamond appears, how durable your ring is, and how much your engagement ring will cost.
The 3-month ring rule for engagement rings is an outdated guideline suggesting that you should spend the equivalent of three months' salary on a ring. This rule should not dictate your budget; instead, your personal finances and preferences should guide how much you and your partner choose to spend on a ring.
Purchase your engagement ring at least 1-2 months before you propose. This amount of time ensures that the ring arrives on time, allows for any necessary resizing or adjustments, and gives you peace of mind leading up to the big moment. Planning ahead also gives you flexibility in case you need to make any last-minute changes.
VRAI engagement rings are unique because they feature diamonds grown in our zero-emission foundry. VRAI created diamonds are then cut for maximum brilliance and set in customizable designs. From metal color to pavé details, every VRAI engagement ring can be made unique. Customers can also create a custom ring or choose Cut for You ™ VRAI created diamonds in 30 distinct shapes.
Yes, VRAI created diamonds are real diamonds. VRAI lab-grown diamonds have the same physical, chemical, and optical properties as mined diamonds. The only difference is their point of origin.
The perfect engagement ring style is the one that reflects your own personal style. For those with timeless taste, a Solitaire engagement ring with a Round Brilliant cut center stone might be chosen. For others with more maximalist style, a Three Stone engagement ring with elongated diamond shapes might be best. Find an engagement ring style that pairs well with your fine jewelry and fits your lifestyle.
Yes, VRAI offers custom engagement ring designs. For a custom engagement ring, book an appointment with a diamond expert. Through a white-glove experience, they will help you bring your bespoke design to life.
The difference between Solitaire vs Halo engagement rings is that a Solitaire engagement ring highlights one single center stone, whereas a Halo surrounds the center stone with a circle or “halo” of pavé-set diamonds. A Halo engagement ring can also be a three stone or multi-stone setting, while Solitaires only feature one single center stone.